five parts mean five parts shady ten parts funny, your weekly reviews are BACK! it may come as a shock to some of you out there but my bitter betty attitude against miss kennedy is going away these reviews are making me love ha

Lastman, the revolutionary, bestselling French comic created by Bastien Vivès, Michaël Sanlaville and Balak, arrives in the Anglosphere today, thanks to Firstsecond’s English language edition of volume 1: The Stranger.

Despite being small for his age and undernourished (his mother
chooses not to eat so that he can have her food, but it’s just not
enough), Adrian dreams of winning the annual martial arts tournament in
his small town. Master Jansen, his teacher, is hard on him, and worse,
he’s been paired with Vlad for the tournament, and Vlad always
get a sick stomach and has to bow out on tournament day. This tournament
is no exception, and Master Jansen tells him he’ll have to wait and
compete next year, but —

Richard Aldana is a mysterious stranger. Where did he come from? He
seems to have materialized in town, and knows nothing about the
tournament’s rules — not even that it’s a foul to interrupt your
opponent in the midst of a magical summoning — but he’s sure that he
wants to fight, if only he could find a partner. When he overhears
Adrian’s mother commiserating with him, he sees his opportunity and
steps in and offers to partner with the small boy.

This is Not a Movement: A Poetry Anthology (Punks Write Poems Press, 2015), which I just received this morning and is sure to contain many beautiful and exquisite poems from my favorite poets on Tumblr.

Haverthorn 1.1(2015), whose cover I fell in love with just this morning and will have to wait anxiously to receive from across the pond.

So I just finished a series ( well the fourth book comes out in May) do you guys want me to do a review on books that I finished message me to let me know but I highly suggest to read the selection series’s because I read all of the books in three days and it was very well written and it was amazing and for once it had an happy (ish) ending so I would give it 5/5 it was amazing

“The pain I feel when looking at him is more than I can bear but I force myself to keep watching, to soak in as much of him as I can, trying to recapture, in my mind, at least, all that I’ve lost.”

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Maya (from Forbidden by Tabitha Suzuma)

Reading this book took me on a very emotional ride. It’s been a while since I’ve read a book which exceeded my expectations and at the same time surprised me by how the author has made a captivating yet heart-wrenching plot out of an initially revolting concept (at least for me).

Thank you all for downloading! This week the guys dive into the career of Eli Roth. What were his best movies? Was he a better producer or director? What did we love and what did we hate? We go in depth into all the movies he directed while highlighting his producing credits and the culture significance of his work. This episode is packed from beginning to end so we hope you enjoy it!

If anyone is a fan of contemporary fiction (especially new adult romance) I DEFINITELY recommend you check out I’ll Meet You There. I was crying for hours and oh my gosh I pulled an all-nighter to finish even though I had a nine hour school day today. IT WAS SO WORTH IT AND I LOVED EVERY SECOND SO GO CHECK IT OUT.

“Reviewing A Momentary Glory, Harvey Shapiro’s last poems, brought me to Congregation-Contemporary Writers Read the Jewish Bible, which was edited by David Rosenberg and published in 1987. Shapiro, Norman Finkelstein reminds the reader in his introduction to the poems, contributed an essay to the collection, a thick volume near my desk with many notes tucked into it. “The Jews are a remembering people,” Shapiro says in a passage on the prophet Joel I underlined before I stopped that abusive practice. “It is what their religion is about.””

the kimono i’m wearing was a gift from family friends in japan, the crown was from here and the rings are from here. finally these amazing extensions are from vpfashion, you can use my code “criedwolves” for $10 off!